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Meanwhile, for the friendly match at Kitende, Ceferin will captain the visiting team from Slovenia.
UEFA's top boss, Aleksander Ceferin, is set to grace the St. Mary's Stadium, Kitende, next week on February 12.
The 56-year-old will come along with a team of Slovenian ex-internationals and legends for a charity match with the Ugandan Parliament.
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Ceferin's maiden visit to Uganda was last year as he came to check on the Aliguma Foundation and the progress of the Acholi Quarters project.
He also came to visit different other works rendered at promoting better livelihoods in the slum communities through sports, and football in particular.
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08:16 - 05.02.2024
Dennis Onyango: Why legendary goalkeeper failed to finish his university studies at MUBS
While the Mamelodi Sundowns custodian was keen on pursuing the books, his top priority was to chase his dream as a professional footballer, and nothing was about to stand in his way.
It should be noted that the Aliguma Foundation was a recipient of the UEFA Foundation For Children Grant as part of the various humanitarian projects around the world worth €4.9 million (around 19 billion shillings).
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Meanwhile, for the friendly match at Kitende, Ceferin will captain the visiting team from Slovenia.
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09:22 - 05.02.2024
Jackson Mayanja extends excellent run in Rwanda
At the time of Mayanja's appointment, Sunrise sat at the base with six defeats in eight games but have since managed significant leaps.
The Ugandan Parliament will have players including Sports Minister Peter Ogwang, FUFA president Moses Magogo, Muhammad Nsereko and others.
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